Tài liệu ôn thi vào lớp 10 Chuyên Tiếng Anh 2012

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1.1.
It is such _____ news that a man carries a woman across threshold 632 times in two days.It is such _____ news that a man carries a woman across threshold 632 times in two days.
((
RECORDRECORD
))
2.2.
In _____ talk (that is, talk in which the participants do not have equal power, status,In _____ talk (that is, talk in which the participants do not have equal power, status,
responsibility or control), we should apply the one rule for one and one for another principleresponsibility or control), we should apply the one rule for one and one for another principle
consistently. (consistently. (
SYMMETRYSYMMETRY
))
3.3.
In managingIn managing
_____ _____
, you should find ways to, you should find ways to
influence your seniors, and make yourinfluence your seniors, and make your
relationship with them constructive and useful in order to do your job more effectively and torelationship with them constructive and useful in order to do your job more effectively and to
get more satisfaction from it. (get more satisfaction from it. (
UPUP
))
4.4.
In order to reduce environmental impacts, its not only the responsibility of research labs toIn order to reduce environmental impacts, its not only the responsibility of research labs to
maintain producing (maintain producing (
AA
) _____ products but also that of the government to have disincentive) _____ products but also that of the government to have disincentive
measures on (measures on (
BB
) _____ ones. () _____ ones. (
FRIENDFRIEND
))
5.5.
The study showed a significant _____ between the babys sleeping position and the risk of cotThe study showed a significant _____ between the babys sleeping position and the risk of cot
death. (death. (
RELATERELATE
))
6.6.
Countries in West Africa are suitable for rubber cultivation because the presence of MountCountries in West Africa are suitable for rubber cultivation because the presence of Mount
Cameroon acts as a barrier for (Cameroon acts as a barrier for (
AA
) _____ winds, resulting in the second highest () _____ winds, resulting in the second highest (
BB
) _____ in the) _____ in the
world (1,000 cm). (world (1,000 cm). (
RAINRAIN
))
7.7.
StudentStudent
s should ls should l
earn how earn how
to open-mindedly embrace diversity, even when they cto open-mindedly embrace diversity, even when they c
ome acrossome across
some people whose characteristic is so _____ that they have little friends. (some people whose characteristic is so _____ that they have little friends. (
PUTPUT
))
8.8.
After the Second World War, there was indeed a/an _____ of developing nations that wereAfter the Second World War, there was indeed a/an _____ of developing nations that were
able to think up political institutions with a view to achieving independence from their priorable to think up political institutions with a view to achieving independence from their prior
colonial and sustain mass encolonial and sustain mass en
gagegage
ment thereafter. (ment thereafter. (
RISERISE
))
9.9.
The nurse gave him some The nurse gave him some
_____ for smoking in the hospital. (_____ for smoking in the hospital. (
TELLTELL
))
10.10.
The _____ President is about to appoint a committee of five to take care of a serious politicalThe _____ President is about to appoint a committee of five to take care of a serious political
problem. (problem. (
COMECOME
))
1.1.
rere
cord-breakingcord-breaking
2.2.
asymmetricaasymmetrica
l/asymmetricl/asymmetric
3.3.
upwardsupwards
4.4.
A. eco-friendly/earth-friendly B. non-ecofriendlyA. eco-friendly/earth-friendly B. non-ecofriendly
5.5.
correlationcorrelation
6.6.
A. rain-bearing B. rainfallA. rain-bearing B. rainfall
7.7.
off-puttingoff-putting
8.8.
uprisinguprising
9.9.
tellings-offtellings-off
10.10.
incomingincoming
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PASSAGE
neurology
back
intell
ect
enunciate reverse dominate tend
severe thesis process
Dyslexia, also referred to as specific reading disability, (
1
) _____ affects a persons ability to
read and write. Dyslexics have difficulty connecting visual symbols (i.e., letters) with their
corresponding sounds. Many people who suffer from dyslexia also have trouble with (
2
) _____,
organizat
ion, and short-term memory. Dyslexia is
the most common learning disability in children. It
is not related to (
3
) ____ ability, vision, or access to education. Approximately 5-10 percent of
school-age children in North America suffer from the condition, with each case varying in (
4
)
_____. Chi
ldren
are
generally
diagnose
d
with
dyslexia
during
the
elementary
school
years
when
they are learning how to read and spell.
Determining the definite cause of dyslexia is a difficult task since studies of the morphology of
the brain are generally conducted in an autopsy. One (
5
) _____ suggests that dyslexic children
suffer from strabismus, the (
6
) _____ of the eyes to focus on two different points. When reading,
for example, one eye focuses on the beginning of the word and the other focuses on the end. This
theory could explain why dyslexics have
difficulty reading. Many dyslexic children read letters
and
words (
7
) _____, often mistaking a
b
for a
d
or reading
was
instead of
saw
. These (
8
) _____ are
normal for children under the age of six, but indicate a problem if they persist beyond the early
elementary grades. (
9
) _____ research points to tiny flaws in the dyslexic
brain called ectopias and
microgyria. These flaws alter the structure of the cortex, the area of the brain that is r
esponsible for
connecting visual and audio (
10
) _____. Genetic research, often in the form of twins studies, shows
that dyslexia may be passed on in families.
PASSAGE 1.
predominantly
2.
enunciation
3.
intellectual
4.
severity
5.
hypothesis
6.
tendency
7.
backwards
8.
reversals
9.
Neurological
10.
processing
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Tài Liệu n Thi Vào Lớp 10 Chuyên Ti ng Anh 2012 | © blogchuyenanh.wordpress.com 2012 WO W R O D R D F O F R O M R A M T A I T O I N O N – – P R P A R C A T C I T C I E C E 2 1. It I t is is su s c u h c __ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ ne n w e s w s th t a h t a t a a man a ca c r a r r ie r s ie s a a wo w m o an a ac a r c o r s o s s s th t r h e r s e h s o h ld o ld 63 6 2 3 2 tim t e im s e s in n tw t o w o da d y a s y . s (RE R C E O C R O D R ) 2. In I n __ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ ta t lk a lk (t ( h t a h t a t is, is , ta t lk a lk in in wh w ic h h ic h th t e h e pa p r a t r ic t ip ic a ip n a t n s t s do d o no n t o t ha h v a e v e eq e u q a u l a po p w o e w r e , r , st s at a us u , s re r s e p s o p n o s n ib s ili ib ty t y or o r co c n o t n r t o r l) o , l) , we w e sh s o h u o ld u ld ap a p p ly p ly th t e h e ‘o ‘ n o e n e ru r le u le fo f r o r on o e e an a d d on o e n e fo f r o r an a o n t o h t e h r e ’ r ’ pr p in r c in ip c le ip co c n o s n i s st s e t n e t n l t y. y . (SY S M Y M M E M T E R T Y R ) 3. In “managing __ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ ” _ , , yo y u o u sh s o h u o ld u ld fin f d d wa w y a s y s to t inf in lu f e lu n e c n e c e yo y u o r u r se s n e io n r io s r , s , an a d n d ma m k a e k e yo y u o r u re r la e t la io t n io s n h s i h p p wit w h it h th t e h m e m co c n o st s r t u r c u t c iv t e iv e an a d n d us u e s f e u f l u in in or o d r e d r e r to t o do d o yo y u o r u r jo j b o b mo m r o e r e ef e f f e f c e t c iv t e iv ly e ly an a d n d to t ge g t e t m o m r o e r e s a s t a is t f is a f c a t c io t n n f r f o r m o m it . it . ( UP) 4. In I n or o d r e d r e r to t re r d e u d c u e c e en e v n ir v o ir n o m n e m n e t n a t l a imp m a p c a t c s t , s , it’ it s ’ s no n t o t on o ly n ly the h e re r s e p s o p n o s n ib s ilit ib y ilit y of o f re r s e e s a e r a c r h c h lab la s b s to t ma m in a t in a t in a in pr p o r d o u d c u in c g in g (A) ) __ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ pr p o r d o u d c u t c s t s bu b t u t al a so s o th t a h t a t of o f th t e h e go g v o e v r e n r m n e m n e t n t to t o ha h v a e v e di d si s nc n e c n e t n i t ve v me m a e s a u s r u e r s e s on o n (B) ) __ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ on o e n s e . s . (FRIEND) 5. Th T e h e st s u t d u y d y sh s o h w o e w d e d a a si s gn g i n fi f ca c n a t n t __ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ be b t e w t e w e e n e n th t e h e ba b b a y b ’ y s ’ s sl s ee e p e i p ng n g po p s o i s ti t on o n an a d n d th t e h e rirsk s k of o f co c t o de d a e t a h t . h . (RELATE) 6. Co C u o n u t n r t ie r s ie s in n We W s e t s t Af A r f ic r a ic a ar a e r e su s it u a it b a le b le fo f r o r ru r b u b b e b r e r cu c lt u iv lt a iv t a io t n io be b c e a c u a s u e s e th t e h e pr p e r s e e s n e c n e c e of o f Mo M u o n u t n Ca C m a e m r e o r o o n o n ac a t c s t s as a s a a ba b r a r r irer e r fo f r o r (A) ) __ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ wi w nd n s d , s , re r s e u s lt u in lt g in g in in th t e h e se s c e o c n o d n d hi h gh g e h s e t s t (B) _____ in the world ( 1,000 c m). ( RAIN) 7. Students s hould l earn h ow to t o o p o e p n e - n m - in m d in e d d e ly d ly e m e b m ra r c a e c e d iv d e iv r e s r it s y it , y , e v e e v n e n w h w e h n e n t h t e h y e y c ome a cross so s m o e m e pe p o e p o l p e e wh w o h s o e s e ch c a h r a a r c a t c e t r e irst s i t c c is s so s o __ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ th t a h t a t th t e h y e y ha h v a e v e litt t l t e e fr f iren e d n s d . s . (PUT) 8. Af A t f e t r e r th t e h e Se S c e o c n o d n d Wo W r o lrd d Wa W r a , r , th t e h r e e r e wa w s a s ind n e d e e d e d a/ a a / n a n __ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ of o f de d v e e v l e op o i p ng n g na n t a i t on o s n s th t a h t a t we w r e e r ab a le b le to t o th t ink in k up u p po p lit o ic lit a ic l a ins in t s it t u it t u i t on o s n s wit w h it h a a vie v w ie w to t o ac a h c ie h v ie in v g in g ind in e d p e e p n e d n e d n e c n e c e fr f o r m o m th t e h ir e ir pr p ior io co c lo o n lo ia n l ia a l n a d n d s u s s u t s a t in a in m a m s a s s s e n e gagement t hereafter. ( RISE) 9. Th T e h e n u n r u s r e s e g a g v a e v e h im im s o s m o e m e __ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ f o f r o r s m s o m k o in k g in g i n n t h t e h e h o h s o p s it p a it l. a l. ( TELL) 10 1 . 0 Th T e h e __ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ Pr P e r s e id s e id n e t n t is is ab a o b u o t u t to t o ap a p p o p in o t in a a co c m o m m it m t it e t e e e of o f fiv f e iv e to o ta t k a e k e ca c r a e r e of o f a a se s r e io r u io s u s po p lit o ic lit a ic l a pr p o r b o l b em e . m . (COME) 1. r
ecord-breaking 2. asymmetrical/asymmetric 3. u pwards 4. A . A . e c e o c - o f - r f ie r n ie d n ly d / ly e / a e r a t r h t - h f - r f ie r n ie d n ly d ly B . B . n o n n o - n e - c e o c f o r f ie r n ie d n ly d 5. c orrelation 6. A. A . r a r in a - in b - e b a e r a in r g in g B . . r a r in a f in a f ll a 7. o ff-putting 8. uprisin ing 9. t ellings-off 10 1 . inc n o c m o i m ng n
Tài Liệu n Thi Vào Lớp 10 Chuyên Ti ng Anh 2012 | © blogchuyenanh.wordpress.com 2012 PASSAGE
neurology – back – intel ect – enunciate – reverse – dominate – tend – severe – thesis – process
Dyslexia, also referred to as “specific reading disability,” (1) _____ affects a person’s ability to
read and write. Dyslexics have difficulty connecting visual symbols (i.e., letters) with their
corresponding sounds. Many people who suffer from dyslexia also have trouble with (2) _____,
organization, and short-term memory. Dyslexia is the most common learning disability in children. It
is not related to (3) ____ ability, vision, or access to education. Approximately 5-10 percent of
school-age children in North America suffer from the condition, with each case varying in (4)
_____. Children are generally diagnosed with dyslexia during the elementary school years when
they are learning how to read and spell.
Determining the definite cause of dyslexia is a difficult task since studies of the morphology of
the brain are generally conducted in an autopsy. One (5) _____ suggests that dyslexic children
suffer from “strabismus,” the (6) _____ of the eyes to focus on two different points. When reading,
for example, one eye focuses on the beginning of the word and the other focuses on the end. This
theory could explain why dyslexics have difficulty reading. Many dyslexic children read letters and
words (7) _____, often mistaking a b for a d or reading was instead of saw. These (8) _____ are
normal for children under the age of six, but indicate a problem if they persist beyond the early
elementary grades. (9) _____ research points to tiny flaws in the dyslexic brain called ectopias and
microgyria. These flaws alter the structure of the cortex, the area of the brain that is r esponsible for
connecting visual and audio (10) _____. Genetic research, often in the form of twins studies, shows
that dyslexia may be passed on in families.
PASSAGE 1. predominantly 2. enunciation 3. intellectual 4. severity 5. hypothesis 6. tendency 7. backwards
8. reversals 9. Neurological 10. processing